Audit observed that 4 non-monetary and 1 monetary exhibit were released without proper identification and documentation, in contravention of the above Sections of the Nigeria Police Act.
i. One ash colour Xterra Jeep with Reg. No. KSF 780 EE, marked as CER No. 09/2017;
ii. One custom colour Lexus RX 300 Jeep with Reg. No. WER 672 TL, marked as Exhibit 49/2017;
iii. One Toyota Camry with Reg. No. RLU 349 AA marked as CER 50/2017;
iv. One black Samsung Television marked as CER 05/2018; and
v. Cash of N100,000 (One hundred thousand naira) marked as CER 01/2018.
The Inspector General of Police is required to recover the exhibit items stated above from the affected officer(s). Sanctions for gross misconduct should also be applied in line with Public Service Rules 030402(w).
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